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zippiwatches

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Posted: November 12, 2003 at 8:14 AM / IP Logged

Hi everyone. I have a small problem and I am sure someone out there can help me with this. I do my own stereo install but I have an Alpine NVA-751 Cd Rom base system. I have the system installed and I have four wires coming out of the harness which I feel are for the speaker hook up. This system is suppose to talk to you and prompt you where and when to turn. I have no sound so this further makes me believe these wire are speaker wires. Do anyone have a wiring diagram for this system. I am also trying to figure out how to bypass the DVD monitor shut off for my head unit. I have monitor installed in the rear of the vehicle for my kids but it will not even play them. I keep getting the same message. Picture off for your safety. I don't have the parking brake and brake handle wire hooked up right now since I thought there was a way to bypass this. Do anyone know how to make these other monitor work or how to bypass the system to make them work?

Zippiwatches

Columbia SC 29212

aznnooka

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Posted: November 13, 2003 at 11:16 PM / IP Logged

i used to have this setup in my car. I forget about the speaker option, but I ran the sound through the alpine brain. You bought the wire from alpine to make your nav work with the newer head unit correct? The sound should run through your car speakers. To bypass the "warning" screen, go to your popular auction site and search for "alpine bypass" and get the electronic one. They can be had for around $25 or so. What this does is bypass everything electronically so you don't have to switch anything on or off.

eargasm

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Posted: November 16, 2003 at 12:25 AM / IP Logged

you can connect the handbrake wire to ground to permanently bypass it.

2001 Ford Fairmont

Alpine DVD, screen,

5.1surround processor,

5ch Class-T amp, TV tuner

and centre channel.

Focal 3way Utopia splits.

VDO navigation. Stinger cap.

Soundstream Exact subs.

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Alpine NVA-751 nav/IVA-c801

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